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When refitting your rear wheel...
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after having the tyre changed, don't forget to make sure the sprocket
carrier is pushed all the way home. Really do make sure.
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Ha! He shoots, he scores!
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Otherwise the job may involve a fair bit of swearing, heaving, dispair
and general ire directed towards the land of the rising sun.
Many thanks to Bonwick and Champ, for suggesting the right places to
look.
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Well he is the NG baby I suppose
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I reckon you owe me a beer for getting ZX10R telephone support while I
was watching the adverts in the cinema :-)
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More than happy to - both you and Andy.
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He could have called me, I've swopped the wheels on my mate Danny's ZX-
10R more times than I can remember.
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Anyway, it wasn't 10R specific:
Chris: "My wheel won't go back in - the combination of wheel, spacers
and caliper carrier is too wide"
Me: "Well, somethings not seated right. Make sure the sprocket
carrier is pushed in properly. Gotta go, the films about to start".
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Don't leave us in suspense, was the film any good?
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It was "Eragon", and I was taking a couple of kids (friends of the
family). It was pretty sub-LotR (and lord knows I'm no great fan of
LotR), but the under 12s loved it.
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R4's review of it said something like "you've seen this sort of thing
*so* many times before that it's actually possible for a reasonably
intelligent adult to make a guess as to the next line of dialogue, and
be right 75% of the time, odd names excepted".
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followed by a comment by Andy saying "jump up and down on it".
he does technical.
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